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the official in the back. >> referee: pass interference by number 24 of the defense. >> brent: that is malone. spot foul but a first down. >> kirk: the official is pretty close. it's a no-brainer there. malone hooked him with his left arm. >> brent: he got both. his right hand is on him too. >> kirk: right call. gives chelf and the cowboys offense another chance here. 2:31. >> brent: 2:30 now. empty backfield for chelf. throws it underneath and stewart is wrestled down at the 8 yard line. so this will bring up a second down. of course, any time k-state can keep them out of the end zone, they eat up some time here. they got it down to 2:14 and counting. chelf throwing to the right corner. dive. jump ball. intercepted! picked off by you know who! the hat trick for chapman! allen chapman with his third interception of the night! the senior from san francisco, who played at the city college of san francisco before transferring here and he has a rare night for a defense back. >> kirk: watch the quarterback wait, wait, wait. so many of his throws have been get back, get the ball out. get back, get

are moving towards the westward, the kalahari. narrator: geographer brent mccusker is studying a rural area in the northern province to analyze the impacts of reform. is this true scrub land or is it more savanna? narrator: during apartheid this was a large, white-owned commercial farm. in 1995, 396 black south africans purchased the land as the mashambalogu communal property association-- or cpa. mccusker: in south africa after 1994, there were a series of social projects. one of the projects was to give a social benefits grant because people had been materially and economically dispossessed in apartheid. so at 1994, each citizen who was previously classified as historically disadvantaged was allowed to apply for a 15,000 rand social grant, which is about a little under $2,000. they could use it for a child's education. they could use it for building a house-- buying a new house. they could use it for upgrading their land, for fertilizers or they could purchase land with it. what we see on the mashambalogu cpa is a group of people who got together to obtain a farm. for this particular farm

? > > we're seeing brent crude is running up, yet the wti crude here in the united states has been pulling down - it's been staying in the mid-$80s. normally we see anywhere from a $15 to $20 range between the west texas and brent. but we're seeing the brent going up, and i do see that continuing. again, with israel and everything else, nobody has really talked too much about iran lately. they're still there. they still have their nuclear issue. and they're still looking to block the strait of hormuz if pushed too far. i would look for brent crude oil to continue to rise up. > > there is just a lot going on. thank you gary. > > there certainly is! china has a new leader, 59-year old xi jinping. he's travelled widely in the west, organized the beijing olympics and has a daughter attending harvard. for the next ten years, he will head up a ruling elite of seven men and oversee economic change in the world's most populous nation. to many, xi jinping's life of contradiction may be to the west's advantage. head of china's ruling communist party and married to a pop-star, his teenage years were

the bureau of labor statistics. let's talk with brent schutte. he is the market strategist for bmo global asset management. once again a split decision: we have the unemployment rate ticking up 1/10th, but job creation also up. > > sure. this number was actually a little bit better than the ones that we've commented on in the past. 184,000 private payrolls were added in the month of october. the household number, which is used to calculate the unemployment rate, was also up, but more people were coming back into the labor force, so you actually had the unemployment rate tick up by 1/10%. > > it's funny how, statistically, a lot of people would say it's not that significant this change, but politically, everybody jumps on it and tries to peel back the onion and figure out who does this benefit? > > sure. i guess i think it's a little late in the equation for it to make a huge difference in what happens on tuesday. if you look right now, the polls are very divided, and largely they're divided because who you think is actually going to come out and vote. so are more democrats going to vote,

look at the differentials between the domestic crude oil, the wti market and the brent market, for instance, you'll see a drastic difference. if you go back just a couple years, 2009, 2010, those markets were trading roughly flat, give or take, about the same level. starting in about january of 2011 we've seen a precipitous drop in the price of wti relative to brent. today the december contract $23 below the brent contract. move that back in the curve. go to december '14, $10 cheaper. december '15, it's $8 cheaper for wti relative to brent. and i'll tell you, bill, even at $23 cheaper, than the brent market is right now, are you seeing such relief at the pump? >> i mean, do you really think we can get to that position in terms of having this huge production to come in the united states? pete, is that really doable? >> i think chris made some very good points. certainly if the price drops it will no longer be economic fe feasible for some of these methods. environmental impacts moving down the road. these are all factors that have already benefactored into the price of oil as t

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. >> like closing gitmo. >> sean: time for our media mash segment. brent bozell has this week's most outrageous media bias. and a candidate to fill jesse jackson jr.'s seat. small problem, he's a falcon, had sefelon, sowhat am i missin? is this the guy democrats want tomy consider for congress straight ahead. then i read an article about a study that looked at the long term health benefits of taking multivitamins. they used centrum silver for the study... so i guess my wife was right. [ male announcer ] centrum. always your most complete. i heard you guys can ship ground for less than the ups store. that's right. i've learned the only way to get a holiday deal is to camp out. you know we've been open all night. is this a trick to get my spot? [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. save on ground shipping at fedex office. i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting

, we take a look at the media mash, next. we will check in with brent bozel. but john kerry is rumored to be next in line to head up the state department. but we will take a trip down memory lane and remind americans of why wherejohn kerry is and where he stands in relation to military matters, coming up. well, if it isn't mr. margin. mr. margin? don't be modest, bob. you found a better way to pack a bowling ball. that was ups. and who called ups? you did, bob. i just asked a question. it takes a long time to pack a bowling ball. the last guy pitched more ball packers. but you... you consulted ups. you fod a better way. that's logistics. that's margin. find out what else ups knows. i'll do that. you're on a roll. that's funny. i wasn't being funny, bob. i know. marie callender's turkey breast with stuffing is a great reason to slow down. creamy mash potatoes, homestyle gravy and 320 calories. marie callender's. it's time to savor. >> there is no reason that young american soldiers need to go into the homes of iraqis, terrorizing kids and children, you know, women... >> sean: that was s

in the middle east a big piece of that. we saw wti and brent both spiking about 3% each. in fact, wti hitting a one-month high, adding $2.36 at the close but settling under $90 a barrel. one trader pointed out something interesting. on a day we saw wti spike $2.50 he was looking for volatility in the marketplace which he said came in as he was looking at options market, indicating that this could just be a short-term blip for oil and the market may not be expecting this to be a longer term issue. of course, violence and tension in the middle east is a big issue, especially post-arab spring. have you a tinderbox there so people will be watching these events closely to see if they ignite something more. a lot of green arrows in the energy space. nat gas closed slightly lower. >> ignite something larger, that's the bigger question we face. that's what we wonder about. the other thing that's so different this time around is the role of egypt is completely different because the arab spring has happened. we used to kind of know where -- we knew exactly where hose any mubarak stood. >> are they a me

. thank you. >> thank you. brent jones, followed by peter cohan. and david schner. >>> supervisors, my name is brent jones. i'm a graphic artist who has lived two blocks away for 28 years. i also work for the giants for the past eight, so i'm a little out of it right now. but i understand that the plot has been sold and i appreciate the efforts of jay and these other people. but when i moved into hayes valley, you couldn't pay to live that neighborhood. you couldn't get cable companies to put cable in because it wasn't densely enough populated. since i've been there, i didn't do a powerpoint, this is all-new residential. there's a lot of new residential coming in. and i know that there was a hearing on this in june. it kind of went into my radar when i read bought new developments going in blocks away from me. about a month ago they cut all these trees down to build the condos, future units at grove and goff. if you've ever gone by the farm area, it in itself is an urban oasis and i understand economic development, you know, i feel affordable housing is an oxymoron in this town. anythi

. - cat lover? - oh, yes. uh, it's actually the anniversary of my cat brent hoffman's death. i miss my dead, dead cat. - i am so sorry to hear that. - thank you. now i'm the proud owner of seven, which some people think is weird. - you know, i think it's weird if you don't have more. - well, i did until this one died. [both laughing] - you know, i have a dozen cats myself. you should come over and breed. with my cats. - oh. - cats. you should breed with my cats. - well, yeah, that would be nice. - yeah. okay. - but i should-- i should go. - totally. - it was nice to meet you. - so nice meeting you. - yeah. - okay. we'll see ya. okay... - damn. - move over, ms. quiznos, big fat's got a new chick. [laughter] - if you really wanted to make a good joke, you could have said "move over miss wendy's," 'cause it's a woman. - you see this? it means not wendy's. - mmm, toasty! - okay. - yeah, that's hardcore. - that gets me hungry, dude! - that's hardcore. - ♪ he's insane d3d3b8x0x0ú! a@q$i>

this. >> reporter: i love teed picture sent in by samantha and brent goldmig of their daughter who loves to go shopping at the disney store. this is a picture of her hanging out with all her favorite friends. we posted it on facebook generated aton of comments tony wrote in saying daddy knows how to play the claw machine. another says i am stuffed. jamie if you don't take me to disney, i will bring disney to me. susan saying going for a stroll with my peeps and max saying this is one way to take my mind off the election. so please keep your captions coming and i need caption this photos for this week many so e- mail yours to pix@wmar.com and thanks to samantha and brent for sending in the great picture. >> that's a great picture. >> thanks a lot. >>> a day on the water turns into a frightening event for 7 people including children. they were sailing in northern california when the boat capsized. rescuers found five of them holding on to the hull for dear life. they soon learned two more kids were trapped in thship's cabin which was filling up with water. crews managed to get everyo

. really the biggest action over the past three days has been in brent. that's much more tied to the international oil market outside the united states. that's where we see the real increases over the past three days. in fact, the premium of brent to wti, that has widened to as much as 23.58. that's the widest level we've seen over the past three days. there we go, brent is up 1.3%. >> we've got the retail countdown to black friday for you. let the tablet wars begin. which device will santa be carrying this year? all the christmas references will work their way into our teases. we'll take a closer look at the tech showdown. one more check on futures, moderate weakness. we'll see how we close out. a full session, probably a light volume ahead of a shortened session on friday. [ female announcer ] want to spend less and retire with more? at e-trade, our free online tools and retirement specialists can help you build a personalized plan and execute it with a wide range of low cost investments. get a great plan and low cost investments at e-trade. since ameriprise financial was fo

. east of the bay, up to 90 degrees in discovery bay and brent wood. otherwise most of us in the low and middle 80s. napa, santaa rosa at the record forecast temperature of 89 degrees. and san francisco shy of 80. average high, 69 degrees. wow, air quality going to take a hit tomorrow. hooks like it is -- looks like it is on the hazy side. here is your e tended forecast. we will use wednesday for our transition day. cooler temperatures, but, the sun will still shine. we will cloud up on thursday with a good shot of precipitation in the forecast. daily chances of you needing the umbrella on friday and saturday. and then as we approach the hot day, veterans day, we are talking veterans day and it feels more like the 4th of july. >> i know, a georgeous day. good day to be in oakland. >> yes. incredible game. yes, walking out to the war. maybe i should go back, you know, incredible football game. we had a record day for andrew luck. but did they pull off a stunning comeback? we will tell you, next ,,,,,,,,,,,, hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart hea

with the violence we're seeing in gaza and we'll have plenty more on that story. we're seeing brent and nymex adding more. up 0.3% for brent. showing more of a reaction than nymex at the $86 level. after the break, we'll head out to germany with evidence that europe's largest economy is increasingly hurt by the problems the rest the continent is suffering. and it comes as anti-austerity riots? n. spain and portugal results in physical clashes. here are scenes from central lisbon. [ female announcer ] want to spend less and retire with more? then don't get nickle and dimed by high cost investments and annoying account fees. at e-trade, our free easy-to-use online tools and experienced retirement specialists can help you build a personalized plan. and with our no annual fee iras and a wide range of low cost investments, you can execute the plan you want at a low cost. so meet with us, or go to etrade.com for a great retirement plan with low cost investments. ♪ >>> a couple other stories we're following this morning, russia's space agency has denied it lost communication with the international space

drafted by pamela and finalized by dhr were sent out via email from brent lewis to the list of preapproved contractors on october 2, 2012. the deadline for submission is october 22, 2012. we asked replies be sent directly to me. to date i have received one proposal but my experience is many contractors will wait until the last minute to submit their proposal. given the published guidelines i am expecting a summary of cost be sent to president mccarthy. without having to draw it out, that is it in the elevator speech with where we are with everything at this stage. if there was any questions or any any ideas that the commission might want to put forward, now would be a good time to talk about them and we can definitely bring them up to ted when we meet him again the next time. commissioners. >> i have one question. what is the nature of an informal versus formal proposal? >> could i get somebody who would be best to answer that question? thank you, pam. i know the commissioner knows the answer. >> pamela levin, department of building inspection. pardon my voice, i've been really sick.

, thanks. we have just seen a spike-up in brent on that news. u.s. futures this morning, we'll show you where we stand with that. european stocks are being very, very flat. right now down five points. the dow down 41 points. the nasdaq currently down 15 points after what's been a very flat european session so far today as well. we'll take a short break. still to come on the show, getting from point a to point b. millions of americans will be traveling this holiday weekend to spend thanksgiving with friends and family. are they going to face head aches on their journey? we'll talk with peter pan bus lines when we come back. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." i'm ross westgate. these are the headlines today from around the world. angela merkel says the greek financing hole can be filled as they fail to reach agreements on how to resolve the country's sustainable debt issues. the fbi has launched a probe into the alleged accounting issues in the hewlitt packard autonomy deal. >> the first we heard about it was a press release. we utterly refute them. these are absolutely factually i

on wednesday. highs around 70 tomorrow. san jose, 71. redwood city, free month 69. pittsburgh, antioch, brent wood, 71. 71 for san leandro. we're sunny on sunday and monday but here come the clouds. on tuesday rain is likely wednesday through friday. time for sports. >> indeed ahead. what jim harbaugh said today about his quarter back situation. and the w's trying to end a road trip strong in the rocky mountains. colin kaepernick, not alex smith, would qb his team ths sunday in new orleans. did h harbaugh a . >> earlier today in a radiointerview donte witner said collin would quarter back his team. did coach harbaugh agree? >> no, we feel like there's no competitive advantage for us to release that information. you may have your opinions on it. it's unorthodox. you know so be it. you can call me names if you want. or make sport of me. >> warriors in denver. looking for their fifth win of the last six games. seven and five. late first half. they left clay thompson open. free ball. golden state led by six at the half. but the nuggets said all right that's enough. they started the second half wi

dedication to making sure that the backup power works and is reliable, we brent monthly honor generators, sometimes weekly, and we plan to prepare for these outages. that has been a strong reminder also. >> mr. mudge, about 25% of cell towers went out of service because of hurricane sandy. the "wall street journal" said, the fcc tried to require backup batteries. wireless carriers successfully sued to block the rule, arguing that the needed flexibility in how they provided backup power. are cell towers for verizon backup? >> yes. they are backed up. we have an emergency generator. those that do not, we can service with a generator in a matter of hours. from a factual standpoint, even at the peak of the storm with the vast power outages we had up and down the coast, 94% of our cell towers were operating. we were close to 99% a matter of days. >> you talked about telephone poles, and how many telephone poles you've had to replace. nearly 8000. what is the cost of that? >> is quite a cost. we are still adding up the cost. this is not a time for us to be as focused on cost as my cfo would li

partly cloudy, partly sunny skies, cool and breezy. there is a definite line stretching from brent wad to livermore and mess anton and dublin. there is some of this activity lingering back and 580, seat seat split, back to fremont, union city, over to the peninsula, then it washes out a little bit. so there's still a little bit here, but it's about another hour and we'll be done with thank you very much then we'll focus our attention on the next system. that's the one that i think has better potential that will line itself up late thursday afternoon and evening into the north bay. mendocino county, napa, sonoma and marin, that could be there for a while thursday. that could produce some really heavy rain if it doesn't move, if it stalls out. that will sweep over the area late thursday into friday for everybody. that will be the third system in the pattern of the there will be one more on the weekend. for us this system from this morning we're almost done with it. i think things will wind down pretty fast. still some showers, breezy, sun, clouds. rain holding on parts of the east bay, s

of the media center, brent bozel. we interviewed ty woods, what a comparison. we are hardly covering that story. let's go back and look at the cindy sheehan coverage. >> she lost her son in iraq. she opposes the war. now she is camped out at president bush's ranch and won't leave until he meets with her. cindy sheehan is red hot symbol against the war. she is magnet to the anti-war movement. >> she icon in the war's turning point if this is one. for three weeks she has mobilized protestors. she is taking a stand both with and without relatives in iraq. >> they basically said made decisions about his son or basically guilty of murder. no coverage. >> i don't know, the conversation that has what happened with this story. take away the controversy. it is one of the single most powerful stories that you and i will see in our lifetimes. two men who didn't have to do what they did and did it anyway. that were ordered not to do it but disobeyed orders because they were fellow americans who needed to be saved. they knew they were going to their deaths. they were knew they were going to die and they sti

over to brent to find out what's coming up at 7:00. >> talking about the situation in gaza and israel and how the san francisco consulate here is going to talk to me live. they're gathering for a prayer vigil tonight. also, he hopes to update us on any new information. we've been hopeful there's going to be some kind of resolution, some kind of a cease fire. i believe he has the latest details. we'll talk to in a couple minutes on comcast 186. >> thank you, brent. have a great evening. hope to see you back here at 11:00 as well. >> good night. >> now on a "extra," new video. petraeus's mistress slamming a reporter's face with her car petraeus's mistress slamming a reporter's face with her car door.

a little bit. brent right around the 110 mark people have been watching. natural gas down, as well. and the ten year, my favorite gauge, 1.673. nothing's changed. the dollar, what's happening with the dollar here? 1.28. a little more strength -- not much really. >> although that's a stronger euro. big story has been the dollar-yen. some sense that there will be serious spending out of japan. finally, gold. a measure of a lot of things here. up five bucks. time for the global markets report and we have ross westgate standing by in london. any news out of mario draghi in. >> well, he's reiterated what he said for the last month. they stand ready to launch the omt should anybody actually want it. of course that means spain. but we saw with an auction yesterday just to recap really pretty good spanish auction. they raised more money, about 3.9 billion. yields were lower. so as long as that continues, they won't be in any rush. not in a germany wants them to rush to it because angela merkel doesn't want to ask for approval to give money to spain anyway. in the light of all of that and t

of a percent. nymex and brent both adding to their levels as we see continued unrest across the gaza strip. gold, though, is lower. let's get out to asia. it's china, japan, which are dominating trade morning. >>> markets wrapped up the week on a mixed note. nikkei ended at a two week high. hopes of more policy easing. the yen trading around the 81 handle versus the greenback. shares in china extended losses and down 2.6% this week. no real policy cut list after china unveiled its new team of leaders. oil leaders lost ground after beijing cut the retail fuel prices, but environmental plays bucked the downward trend yet again on hopes of more government support. the hang seng index managed to eek out modest gains. walmart posted disappointing earnings. the htc shares surged nearly 5% on on news its market share has doubled in q3 from the previous quarter. a south korea automakers were morning the gainers with kia jumping 6%, but technology majors bell majors tumbled. and weak bank shares weighed on the asx 200. this is its biggest weekly fall since late may. kelly, back to you. >> thanks ve

. brent and nymex both up. $110 is the level on brent. nymex still below 90%. deidre wang morris has plenty more details from singapore. >> shanghai composite continuing to bleed. this index was this positive territory just slightly for most of the session. but in the last hour gave up all gains to end down half a percent. what's interesting is we had news in the last hour of trading that transaction fees for trades would actually be cut. so i don't get it. investors found reason to sell. but there were a few bright spots. saic motor up on the session after its joint venture partner in china gm announced that they were building another factory. and elsewhere the hang seng up to the tune of 1%. we were also looking at a chinese automaker here and actually it was down i should say, this is after goldman sachs said it was selling its stake. however shares have doubled this year. so kospi down 1.2%. we have the asx -- i think i said down. it was up 1.2%. i know that in london rio tinto is gaining some 4.5%, but not nearly as strong here. below 1%. the same for bhp billiton. but those min

bet. >> sean: coming up, brent bozel with blatant examples of bias in this week's special editions of media mash. with the re-election of barack obama, we need to ask ourselves, where is this country headd? are we still a center right nation? gay marriage, legalizing marijuana? we will answer that question, as we continue, straight ahead on "hannity." the only underarm treatment for low t. that's right, the one you apply to the underarm. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18. axiron can transfer to others through direct contact. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acnen women may occur. report these signs and symptoms to your doctor if they occur. tell your doctor about all medical conditions and medications. do not use if you have prostate or breast cancer. serious side effects could include increased risk of prostate cancer; worsening prostate symptoms; decreased sperm count; ankle, feet, or body swell

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on the announcement there would be a cease fire. then also we saw brent crude prices fall below $110 a barrel. now they're making their way back. why is that? well, traders on the floor are telling me the same thing that white house officials are saying. that is that they're very cautious about this cease fire and whether or not it will hold. that is something that has not removed the geopolitical risk premium from this marketplace. when you think about the trading activity that will happen over the next several days, the fact that the trading floor is closed tomorrow, it will be a half day on friday, that the electronic trading will be at somewhat reduced hours. there's not going the same amount of liquidity. there's not going to be the same amount of participation. that will influence the trade too, perhaps. traders don't want to take any real bets. they don't want to be short this market. we're also looking at the fact that when you look at the week, the month, we're still higher for the price of crude oil. when you look at the premium of brent crude to wti crude futures at $23 plus, it lets yo

today. west texas intermediate closing above $88 a barrel, up 1% in this short rned session. brent risie ining as well but slightly less than that. >>> nonetheless, energy prices apparently are about to get lower. our next guest is talking 70s on crude for next year. john, why are you so bearish on oil for next year? >> a couple of things. global economy doesn't look all that great for next year particularly in europe. they have a lot to get together, the greece situation. we're also now -- >> it's going to get worse than it is this year. >> yeah. iea, opec itself all looking for demand declines next year in terms of growth. also, two things that bedevilled the brent market this year, troubles out of the north sea, constantly having problems with production. once that comes back online for any length of time, lower prices. similarly, i know all the debate is around the keystone pipeline -- there is a lot of work being done as we speak to get oil from west texas to the u.s. gulf and from cushing, oklahoma and the mid continent -- >> so we're awash in oil. >> but it is landlocked as well.

by brent is that you have the canopy coming in outcome and the u.s. economy would be good big firms coming ge, gm, wal-mart, all that. and then he got small business, but it's the small and growing. it's sickening that were small and can challenge the date and what happens in the big tree falls over. again, the amazing thing is new trees grow right out of the old trees. that is a metaphor, but it's real. because i'm really something big in the economy, it's vital we know how to reconfigure resources and create some new out of it. so do we need control? we need feed back. we need the capabilities to repurpose. in this country, we need to build a robust platform for people to realize what they have inside of them. that's why people came to this country and that's why people here look for a better future that will be like the better future that their ancestors looked to when they came. so you know, i would say yes, you know, we need control, but we need controls. all kinds of interdependencies, all kinds of self regulations and ways of understanding what's happening, what's working, what's no

afterfollowing what city should be a big afternoon for timers the. >> >> brent johnson is here with you. >> yeah, he'll be onset and i'm just happy to have made it through the last bit of highlights with the names okay. >> sounds good. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks.

in the point. the point afterfollowing what city should be a big afternoon for timers the. >> >> brent johnson is here with you. >> yeah, he'll be onset and i'm just happy to have made it through the last bit of highlights with the names okay. >> sounds good. >> thank you for trusting ktvu m

cards and i'll just urge people to keep in mind that we're not acting on this today. brent plater from wild equity. neil [speaker not understood], arthur finestein [speaker not understood], [speaker not understood], virginia marshall sequoia audubon society. brittany [speaker not understood] from wild equity [inaudible]. [inaudible] >> edth ultimate design or layout of sharp park golf course. instead of doing as it promised, the rec and park department at the last moment combined a new redevelopment project for the golf course into this pre-existing ceqa process for the significant natural resource area's management plan. all this resolution would do is require the recreation and parks department to make good on its word and consider these two different projects through two different ceqa proceedings and nothing more. it will not constrain the city's ultimate decision about what to do, what sharp park, they will not alter or change the kind of alternative the city will consider as it goes through this processes. all it will do is apply the two separate proceedings as [speaker not under

l oreal is buying the edgy privately owned make the brent urban decay. the deal, estimated to be about $300 million, will millionl oreal another entry into the fast-growing area of special is brest, which is says represents 44% area of special is brest, which is saylook at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if you ask me. [ male announcer ] now u-verse high speed internet has more speed options, reliability and ways to connect. rethink possible. >> it is 6:15 a.m.. >> we're taking a live look at conditions. take a look at the visibility chart. hazardous driving conditions on 1 01 approach in the golden gate bridge. it is not only in the north bay it is still 3 mi. and to h

cuts. let's talk to brent great to see you on the show. thank you for coming. let me start with this thought. over this fiscal cliff debate. nobody is cutting spending. everybody is talking about taxes. is the gop losing it's soul and principles? >> no one is being serious in it's debate. the fellow from adi is making sound statements. but he is whistling past the graveyard. there is no problem that the obama budget calls for spending giving us a deficit of $1 trillion per year as far as the eye can see. tax cuts didn't cause this. it is spending that caused this. you go to spending. you have the cpo itself is saying the only way to do this is getting obamacare out of there. what are the republicans starting to say? this will destroy the republican party because the party will have lost it soul. what else differentiates it from the party? >> here is the problem. the republicans have been saying for two years that this tax increase would destroy jobs and hope for a recovery. either they were lying then or if they were going along with it. they were lying now. which is it? >>

. >> i do not have a fresh take on it. i promise to do my homework on it. let go to brent in alaska. how are you? >> caller: fiene. >> it's kraemer. do you have a stock? >> caller: clne, it's not doing well. >> no major representative in washington seems to want to do anything as having natural gas a regular fuel for service vehicles. therefore it's just a speculation. john in florida. >> caller: jim, big boo ya to you from lake ashland, florida. >> man are you lucky throb. it's so miserable here. what's up? >> caller: baidu. >> no, no, i can't own individual. a loss there represents a value. john in florida. >> caller: hi, jim. i just want to mention i don't know if anyone ever told you but you remember billy joel, not lennon like you showed that portrait last week. >> billy joel was quite a hero in the concert for sandy. he looked great and he sounded great. >> if i don't like billy joel, i'm done. >> caller: what's your upon on plcn, pollycon? >> we don't want to be in anything i regard as video and voice because you'll be competing against the giant that is cisco! >> glen in illinois

. joan wood. brent platter. tim colin. and shannon gallagher. >>> commissioners, i'm arthur feinstein. i'm chair of the san francisco bay chapter of the sierra club and i'm following up with my friend sue vaughan carrying on her message to you, which is for you to disapprove this or reject this proposal as it now stands. you had quite a few letters from lawyers expressing concerns over this and most of them, if not all, have told you basically that there are parts of this that simply violate state statute. you've had your own lawyer say no, and the supervisor said no, it's not the case. but concerning how many lawyers have found those kind of conflicts, we ask that you step back and start another process of deliberation to make sure that this does not itself end up in court, which is what you're trying to achieve to begin with, a simplified process that doesn't have that. i do want to bring up the issue of why we have c-e-q-a in the first place, to try and remind everybody what the context is, because this is being framed as c-e-q-a is just a burden we have to get throughv so we can do d

of air strikes leave a dozen dead and hundreds injured. brent continues to climb with gold going higher. >> the president and congress will strike a deal to restore the fiscal cliff. over the weekend in asia, the president said he's confident we can get the fiscal situation confident and reached out to ceos including tim cook, warren buffett and jamie dimon. after top house and senate leaders say friday's meeting was constructive. we see headlines that may bring news to other companies. intel ceo paul otellini to retire. >> during this period where a lot of companies moved toward mobile, was not pioneer mobile. arm holdings to go a bunch of shares. this may be a positive -- viewed as positive for intel. >> they will conduct a search or process to choose otellini's successor. will consider internal and external candidates. he's been at the company for 40 years. only the fifth ceo in 50 years. a company has had long service from those in its ceo position. again, he will step down at the annual meeting taking place in may at which point we'll learn who his successor will be giving them six

the results reveal about the republican party and its future strategy. panelists will include brent roselle. that will be live here on c-span2 starting at 1:30 p.m. eastern. >> america ranks 29th thousands speed of the an attack such leading industrial likes of the world as moby and ukraine. moldavia and ukraine. we pay the highest price and were by far. by one match with a 38 times what the japanese paper bit of information. if you buy one of these triple play packages and i have one in my home, you pay on average with taxes and use $160. in france you pay $38 u.s., and you get worldwide calling to 70 countries are not just u.s. and canada. you get worldwide television, not just domestic, and your internet is 20 times faster uploading and 10 times faster downloading, and your bank is than 25 cents on the dollar. all these other countries understand the fundamental principle, in the 19th century, canals and railroads were the key to economic growth as industrial nation came along and you had to move heavy things like steel. the 20 century came along, it was highways, interstate highway prog

communications director for the obama campaign. brent, good morning. thanks for being here with us. tell me, what is the strategy for these last three days? >> look, for this last push, it's pretty simple. we want to be as many places as we can, as many times as we can before people cast that last ballot when the polls close on election night. so the president's out there campaigning hard. he's in wisconsin, ohio, iowa, and virginia just today. he's hitting a number of states sunday, and then finishing up with a big three-state push that takes him back to iowa where it all started in 2008 to wrap things up with the first lady on monday night. and it's not just the president. the vice president is out hittihit ing states. we have president clinton out doing stop after stop. we just want to make sure the voters know the choice and most importantly know to show up to vote. when there's lines to stay in line, but what matters is who shows up and who they cast their ballot for on tuesday. >> let's look at this map of the planned stops in the days before election day. the all-important swing states. i'

's not even her best sport. we're so happy to have sam and her father, brent, with us, via skype, from south jordan, utah. sam, i gotta tell you. i've not seen many 9-year-old football players better than you. what's it like? we saw the moves as you took it for 65 yards and a touchdown. what's it like when you're out there playing against the boys? >> it's just, like, everyone every once in awhile, i feel nervous. but most of the time, it's really fun being the one scoring the touchdowns rather than the boys. >> you're helping me out with my daughter at home. brent, when did you first see that she had the talents that we're now seeing on our television set? >> well, i knew that when she was a little girl. she was about 3 or 4 years old, we would play soccer out in the yard, with all the -- my older son, who is a few years older than her. and they'd try to be a little rough with her and push her down. and even intentionally trying to kick the ball at her. and she wouldn't be fazed and she would keep getting up even as a little girl. i had an idea that she had an aggressive mentality back then

. we'll keep our eyes on brent and nymex, as well. i can see brent down slightly this morning at $109. and nymex currently tracking lower at $85, as well. platin platinum ticking slightly up. so the oil market report is due. we'll get analysis after the break and talk a lot more about the fiscal cliff. we'll get into tablet wars. second hour of "worldwide exchange" is commencing in just under three minutes. >>> the world's third biggest economy may already be in recession. and greek lawmakers approve the 013 budget, but germ any waany unlikely to to sasign off on tht tranche of aid. and urging the extension of debt maturities. president obama will get a lot of input from leaders on how to tackle the fiscal cliff. >>> we're into the second hour of the first day of the week here, trading day 69 week on "worldwide exchange." president obama will be doing a lot of talking about fiscal cliff. he plans to meet with labor and preliminary leaders to him with business executives on wednesday, friday with house and senate leaders. the president and republicans are at odds over raising taxes for

on planneds for a ground invasion. oil prices currently trading slightly lower. brent crude sitting close to a one month high at the moment. joining us for how is head of commodity market strategy. we'll get to harry in a few moments. he's miking up. meanwhile, china firmly on track. this doesn't mean in-flows to the mainland is expanding. latest data showed another contraction extending the longest run in falls of three years as corporates continue to cut back on spending because of global growth uncertainties. china drew in $913797 billion in fdi money between january to march, down 3.45% compared to last year's figures. harry is now good. let's kick off with previously renewed tensions and violence in the gaza strip hasn't fed in. >> i think the latest events add an additional layer to pre-existing geopolitical tensions. but the current geography of the events over the past couple days doesn't impact oil transit points. so as a result, i think the market is taking this in stride. the real geopolitical problem is going to be iran as you mentioned, especially as sanctions on iranian oil

by renewed unrest, but today both light crude and brent are showing a bet of a retracement, down about 0.3%. head of commodities market strategy at bnp paribas joining us. harry, we wanted to get a sense from you as the senate is expected to debate new measures that could include banning sales and transfers of special metals to iran. how the breakdown in talks with the iaea is playing into the oil trade and concerns about mideast more broadly. >> certainly. the basic answer is just going to be more geopolitical tensions around the middle east which is obviously a key producing area. and that could keep prices of oil afloat if not rise higher. i think ultimately if we tighten sanctions on iran what's going to happen is that other members of opec will have to keep on producing at elevated levels and as a result the amount of spare production capacity we'll have in the system will remain low. that means the market is exposed to unplanned supply outages and as a result will be upwardly price sensitive. >> i'm sure it's difficult from your point of view to calibrate exactly how to factor it i

that they pay for oil, sometimes even underneath that, and the higher global brent crude price they use to charge for refined products. that's the benchmark they price off of. right now the spread is higher than it's been in ages. great for refiners. which refiners have benefitted from bp's desperate need to raise cash? first there's marathon pete, marathon petroleum. symbol mpc. mom, peter, charlie. agreed to buy bp texas city for $2.5 billion back in october. this deal should have tremendous synergies because marathon pete already operates in this area. bp had spent $5 billion refurbishing this refinery just seven years ago. now marathon can buy it for half of that cost? wow. what a deal. then back in august, tesoro announced it would buy bp's carson, california, refinery. also get some related logistics, $2.5 billion. property is located right next to one of tesoro's other refineries. are little investment, they could be combined into a single facility which would save a bundle. what other oil patch vultures have swooped in to pick off pieces of bp? there have been a bunch of master

as the party of small government conservatism. we will now hear from brent bozell. >> thank you. good afternoon, i am also a co- founder and president of media research center but i will not comment on the press today other than to say, nothing personal but, in your profession was atrocious this year. to what degree did you have an impact? we don't know. we will find out what will happen as a result of that so we will have more to say later. as the founder and chairman of "for america." virtually every poll showed obama winning or within striking distance of every battleground state. why were so many so wrong? perhaps because so many of us simply could not fathom that the united states was so -- would so willingly choose the path of destruction. one could argue that in 2008, america did not know she was buying. not so this year. the obama agenda was there for all america to see. surely, this time america would not buy into this but in of the bus did and we have to ask ourselves how this happened. some of us argued from the start that this would either be obama by a hair or romney in a landslide

's landslide lock to linden johnson in 1964. conservatives, including william f. buckley and brent bozell sr. didn't waste time cursing the darkness. instead they founding something called the american conservative union. they took it upon themselves to plot out a and short-term strategy for their cause which was conservatism. the pathway at that point was cleared for fresh voices and new approaches. acu friend ronald reagan became governor in california in 1967. the movement slowly but surely grew in popularity. and his 1980 victory. reagan converted democrats not by adopting democrat views. but instead by convincing them that conservative solutions offer the only hope for american renewal. we need to do that same thing again. and that's the memo. now on to the top story. reaction. joining me from new york. republic strategist dee dee ben can i and from nashville, tennessee, republic chip saultzman who was the manager of governor mike huckabee's 2008 presidential bid. okay. it's great to see you. we will start with you dee dee because i know you were a special assistant in the bush years. a

the walkway in a london shopping mall called brent cross shortly after the mall opened that day. watch the security guy back off as six men riding two to a bike dismount armed with axes and baseball bats. half the men go into the jewelry store while one of the guys standing guard outside smashes a glass barrier. shoppers below scatter. in a nearby store -- >> people riding around seem to be screaming, to quite hysterical. >> reporter: the men inside were shoveling jewelry, cartier and rolex watches into the bag. this kind of sheist skulled a smash and grab. motorcycle smash and grabs aren't all that unusual in london. what's unusual is for it to happen inside a shopping mall. >> exactly like something out of a james bond film. it didn't seem real. it was just like, like a dream. >> reporter: while the robbers were grabbing lute inside the store, a clueless couple strolling below was hustled out of the walkway. in less than two minutes the bad guys were getting back on their bikes. a shopper across the way took this video. a commercial photographer was also able to take one shot as the

. it hate to bring up reagan again but when goldwater got shellacked in '64, bill buckley and brent mosell senior got together and said we'll figure out how to sell the idea of the economic conservatism, con seventive framework to new voters. they went to south and transformed mississippi and alabama and places where people never vote republican before. it took time and a lot of intraspec. intraspection. it wasn't them deciding our frame wok of ideas were wrong. it depends how they react. >> chris: kirsten, look at the exit polls that point out the challenge that republicans face. put it on the screen. republicans lost women by 11 points. hispanics by 44 points. young people by 23 points. what does that tell you? >> i think, well, first, losing women by 11 points isn't that new, because they lost them by 13 points last time. it's more interesting to look at the swing states where there is a much bigger swing. i think that if you want to look at something recently that happened that is similar to this, i'd say 2004. that is what this reminds me of this. reminds me of the day after democrats

think i would have felt the foul africa, because ireland, maybe? some irish friends there, brent and andrea? maybe -- very good. ireland has a very living memory of family in. and coming out from under colonialization or maybe it's just because after can a is the future and edge is from the future. [laughter] sorry. well, you know, we're all interested in the future and the world we look like for the kids. people say china is the future, but if you ask the chinese, they are all headed to africa. the largest -- of recent times is from china to africa. by 2050 africa's population is going to be twice sides of china. it's going to be big and young. 60% of africa's population is 25 and under. they are the catalyst of change and you can see the impact in many ways. for example, 14 of the poorest countries which didn't benefit from the last decades -- achieved the following. extreme poverty on track to be had by 2015, child mortality already halved and school enrollment doubled and -- you want data? i got data. [applause] we used to talk about asian tigers. and actually for a minute w

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